On Sundays..
9.1.2005
Eddie Amador (Yoshitoshi, Defected, Mochico, USA)
http://www.mochico.com
"Not everyone understands House Music. It's a spiritual thing, a body thing, a soul thing." - Eddie's first song would take the scene by storm and make him an international sensation overnight.
Known almost as much for his obsessive dedication to the science and theory of production as he is for his crystal clean mixing skills, Eddie Amador, responsible for the seminal anthems "House Music" and "Rise", has evolved into something far greater than simply a hit-making super-producer; he has become something of a prophet and house music visionary.
Eddie was exposed to a wide range of musical styles from a young age. From the latin-rhythms that dominated the airwaves of his local neighborhood to the disco and groovy-soul of Marvin Gaye and Earth, Wind and Fire popular at the time, the influence of those early years can still be felt in Eddie's music today.
Mochico has come into existence at the turn of the millennium in the U.S. Without attitude towards success or failure, Mochico represents an artistic contribution to house music advancement in the U.S. As Roger Lynn said, "Technology has always had a profound influence on music." Just as disco evolved into house, Mochico pushes house in to the next to form of music. Dig it or don't get it.
Helsinki Club
www.helsinkiclub.com
23-04
Free entry
Age 22
9.1.2005
Eddie Amador (Yoshitoshi, Defected, Mochico, USA)
http://www.mochico.com
"Not everyone understands House Music. It's a spiritual thing, a body thing, a soul thing." - Eddie's first song would take the scene by storm and make him an international sensation overnight.
Known almost as much for his obsessive dedication to the science and theory of production as he is for his crystal clean mixing skills, Eddie Amador, responsible for the seminal anthems "House Music" and "Rise", has evolved into something far greater than simply a hit-making super-producer; he has become something of a prophet and house music visionary.
Eddie was exposed to a wide range of musical styles from a young age. From the latin-rhythms that dominated the airwaves of his local neighborhood to the disco and groovy-soul of Marvin Gaye and Earth, Wind and Fire popular at the time, the influence of those early years can still be felt in Eddie's music today.
Mochico has come into existence at the turn of the millennium in the U.S. Without attitude towards success or failure, Mochico represents an artistic contribution to house music advancement in the U.S. As Roger Lynn said, "Technology has always had a profound influence on music." Just as disco evolved into house, Mochico pushes house in to the next to form of music. Dig it or don't get it.
Helsinki Club
www.helsinkiclub.com
23-04
Free entry
Age 22
